Turning a Little Drier
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Flooding conditions are improving, but we'll still see dangerous rivers around the region through our Memorial Day Weekend.
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Temperatures are doing the late-spring climb toward the start of summer, and the spring showers and thunderstorms are becoming fewer.
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First Alert Meteorologist Zack Webster has an update on the river flooding around the region. Improving conditions are still on the way in the near future.